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This 3 page paper focuses on the spirit of this bill. How accessible health care for all would revolutionize the current state of affairs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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2005 and the last significant action on the bill was on April 4th of that year ("HR 676," 2006). Conyers claims that the purpose of this bill is "that all
individuals residing in the United States would receive high quality and affordable health care services" ("Congressman John Conyers, Jr.," 2006). The bill would make sure that people would have access
to the doctors they prefer and have no limitations on accessing ordinary health care ("Congressman John Conyers, Jr.," 2006). He explains: "The bill would create a publicly financed, privately delivered
health care system that uses the already existing Medicare program by expanding and improving it to all U.S. residents, and all residents living in U.S. territories" ("Congressman John Conyers, Jr.,"
2006). This bill is important. If passed, it would revolutionize health care. A student writing on this subject might take the position that this is a good idea. As put
so eloquently by Dr. Garrett Adams "Health care is not a marketable commodity. Its a social good" (qtd. in Herron, 2006). In other words, health care is something that every
human being should have. Today, far too many people forgo health insurance because they have to pay the mortgage for example. Employers are offering fewer and fewer benefits and with
the high cost of medical visits, many people are simply avoiding their doctors offices. Health insurance is cost prohibitive for some and this is sometimes true even if the employer
provides some options. With this bill, there would be greater accessibility to the health care system, even for people who currently cannot afford it. In supporting this bill, a
student might write to his or her own congressman to show that they are in support of the bill. Because the Congressman represents his constituents, it is important for citizens
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